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(@solidstate)
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We have a Composite that the rectifiers from SEES keep failing. It gets ac leakage and the car runs slow speed from terminal to terminal. I am going to get the ones from Vertical Express now. Two questons: 1. any idea what would cause this other than defective boards? 2. Has any one put on a 48 volt power supply instead of the rectifiers?



   
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(@EElevator)
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I'd check for current levels, maybe your overheating them and they're failing. What kind of board, are you soldering out the old ones/in the new ones? If your soldering are you using flux? transformer voltage levels ok? Another thought, meg the transformers to verify insulations good. I seen a transformer on a composite start arcing in-between insulation when first turned on. Also yeah if the boards the same and you've just swapped diodes, I'd be very suspicious of the board too



   
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(@solidstate)
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This is a 87 circa, so the boards have male terminals and are bolt on. The voltage is correct. Will meg out the tformer. Have the boards coming from v express. Will let you know.



   
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i like to use this one
RECTIFIER THREE-PHASE 250 VOLT WITH 1000 VOLT 6 AMP 115298



   
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(@solidstate)
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Almost afraid to close this out....However, it does appear we had several bad or poorly built boards from SEES. replaced with the above from VE and no other issues......



   
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Nice. Thank you so much for following up on this



   
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